lecture06 2013.09.22 postclass
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Lecture 6
Accounting Cycle
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Goals of Todays Class
Discuss the accounting cycle
Adjusting Entries
Closing Entries
Unadjusted Trial Balances
Simpsons Corp Comprehensive Example
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Pop QuizHow do these accounts get generated and in
which financial statement do they appear? Unearned rent revenue
Prepaid insurance expense
Interest Receivable
Wages Payable
Accounts Payable
Accounts Receivable
Depreciation Expense
Accumulated Depreciation 3
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Accounting Cycle
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The Accounting Cycle
What is Accounting Cycle?
The sequence of accounting proceduresused each period to record transactionsand events and to prepare financialstatements.
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Transaction
occurs ANDdocument is
generated
Journal entry
is entered intothe Journal -Journalizing
Transfer (Post)
entries fromthe Journal to
T-Accounts
PrepareUnadjusted
TrialBalance
MakeAdjusting
Entries to TrialBalance
PrepareAdjusted
TrialBalance
ClosingProcess
Prepare otherFinancial
Statements
These
happenevery day atthe time of
thetransaction
Thesehappen at
the end ofeach period
The Accounting Cycle
PrepareIncome
Statement
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ABC Merchandise Co.Accounting Cycle
1. Make journal entries
a) Issue 200 shares of $1 par value stockfor $500
Cash 500
Common stock 200Additional paid-in capital 300
Debit Credit
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b) Purchase property plant and equipment for$200
Property, plant and equipment 200
Cash 200
Debit Credit
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d) Purchase $200 of inventory on account
Inventory 200
Accounts payable 200
e) Pay $160 to supplier on account
Accounts Payable 160Cash 160
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f) Sell merchandise costing $80 for $130,cash
Cash 130
Sales Revenue 130
Cost of goods sold 80
Inventory 80
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g) Sell merchandise costing $45 for $80, on
account
Accounts Receivable 80
Sales Revenue 80
Cost of goods sold 45
Inventory 45
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h) Collect $35 from customer as payment
on account
Cash 35
Accounts Receivable 35
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2. Post journal entries to ledger
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3. Prepare unadjusted trial balance
Debit CreditCash 305Accounts Receivable 45Inventory 75PPE 200
Accumulated depreciation 0Accounts Payable 40Common Stock 200APIC 300Retained Earnings 0
Sales Revenue 210Cost of goods sold 125Depreciation 0
750 750
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4. Make adjusting entries in the journal
c) Depreciation of PP&E by $10
Depreciation expense (+E) 10
Accumulated depreciation (-A) 10
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5. Post adjusting entries to the ledger
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6. Prepare adjusted trial balance
Unadj. TB Adjustments Adj. TBDebit Credit Debit Credit Debit Credit
Cash 305 305Accounts Receivable 45 45Inventory 75 75PPE 200 200
Accumulated depreciation 0 10 10Accounts Payable 40 40Common Stock 200 200APIC 300 300Retained Earnings 0 0Sales Revenue 210 210
Cost of goods sold 125 125Depreciation 0 10 10
750 750 10 10 760 760
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7. Prepare Income Statement
ABC Merchandise Co.
Income Statement
For the year ended December 31, Year 1
Sales Revenue $210
Cost of goods sold 125
Depreciation expense 10
Net Income $ 75
Company name
Name of the financialstatement
Date
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At the end of the period, income accounts are closed back
into the retained earnings. All revenues and gains must eventually be included as
increases in RE and all expenses and losses musteventually be included as decreases in RE
Recap: Permanent vs. Temporary Accounts
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8. Close the temporary accounts
First, make the closing entries in the journal.
C1) Close revenue accounts to Retained EarningsSales Revenue 210
Retained Earnings 210
C2) Close expense accounts to Retained EarningsRetained Earnings 135
Cost of goods sold 125Depreciation expense 10
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Then, post the closing entries to ledger.
Retained Earnings
Sales Revenue Cost of Goods SoldDepreciation Expense
c) 10130 (f f) 80
80 (g g) 45
10125210
0
C1) 210
210 (C1
0
125 (C2
C2) 125
C2) 10
0
10 (C2
75
75
0
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9. Prepare Statement of Retained Earnings
ABC Merchandise Co.
Statement of Retained Earnings
As of December 31, Year 1
Retained Earnings, January 1, Year 1 $ 0
Net Income 75
Dividends 0
Retained Earnings, December 31, Year 1 $75
Company name
Name of the financial
statement
Date
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10. Prepare Balance Sheet
ABC Merchandise Co.Balance Sheet
As of December 31, Year 1Assets
Cash $305Accounts Receivable 45
Inventory 75Property, plant and equipment 200Accumulated depreciation (10)
Total Assets $615Liabilities
Accounts Payable $ 40Shareholders Equity
Common Stock 200Additional Paid in Capital 300Retained Earnings 75
Total Liabilities and Shareholders Equity $ 615
Company name
Name of the financialstatement
Date
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Closing remarks.
Assimilate lecture slides 1 through 6.
Next Class:
Statement of Cash Flow
Simpson Corp (!!)
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